Anyone shop at sallys (salon services)?
I went into sallys the other day and they said that i have to have there trade card to shop there i am in the hair industry and so i am fine showing my certificates and getting there card to be able to by hair products and that. But i was just wondering i do plan on buying some beauty products like hot wax. Will they allow me to buy it as im only doing hairdressing? Or do i have to be in the beauty industry to. If you dont think they will sell the wax to me if anyone does wax does anyone know where else i could get wax that just peels of know strips are needed?
Yeah thanks but na i know alot of people that arent in the industry have been going there and buying there products but apprantly the lady told me there putting a stop to it now this is why they said to me u have to sign up to get a trade card so they know that u are in the industry and youll be allowed to.
but thanks anyway for tryin to hlep lol x
You can buy anything,, i would think even Hot Wax.
I shop there all the time (:
Great Sales going on this monthh !
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